UN says 57 ships with 1100 seafarers transited Hormuz since June 23 under evacuation plan
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UN says 57 ships with 1100 seafarers transited Hormuz since June 23 under evacuation plan

Middle East Eye··25 Jun

Middle East Eye reported IMO data shows 12 ships sailed on June 25 morning 32 on June 24 and 13 on June 23 as the UN agency oversees an initiative to help hundreds of vessels and 11000 seafarers exit the strait.

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What It Means For You

  • India-bound cargo may see gradual transit resumption.
  • Shipping delays could ease as more vessels exit Hormuz.
  • Insurance premiums remain a barrier for some owners.

What's Happening

  • 57 ships crossed Hormuz since June 23 under UN plan.
  • About 1100 seafarers were aboard those vessels.
  • IMO released its first transit count this week.

Shipping Routes

  • Oman and IMO promoted a coastal evacuation route.
  • Iran insists only its approved lanes are safe.
  • Central corridor traffic is slowly returning.
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